That's really interesting.
One thing that has really impacted me in doing this process, especially knowing that this is a question of privilege, is that Mr. Chong also brought up during his testimony the importance of the diaspora community and what they're facing in their everyday life, depending on their circumstances.
My question is around a couple of things. One is, there's been discussion about the foreign registry, and I think we've also heard from those communities that there's concern about that being done well and not increasing discrimination against particular communities in this country. Also, there's the fact that it seems that people who come forward with concerns because they feel they're being impacted by foreign interference are not able to actually get the support and the help that they need.
I'll leave that to you, Ms. McCuaig-Johnston, to talk about your understanding of that, knowing that you don't speak for all diaspora communities, but just the parts that you have been exposed to.